MBTI Personality Predictor

Built on writing-style features from the MBTI Kaggle dataset. These questions map to linguistic patterns — answer based on how you naturally write, not how you'd like to come across.

Question 1 of 7 I / E

When someone asks how your day was, how much do you typically say?

A One or two words B A short sentence C A few sentences D A detailed story

Question 2 of 7 N / S

In conversations, how often do you ask follow-up questions?

A Rarely — I let the conversation flow naturally B Sometimes, if something catches my interest C Often — I like to understand things fully D Constantly — one answer always leads to three more questions

Question 3 of 7 T / F

When texting, how often do you use exclamation marks?

A Never — punctuation is just punctuation B Rarely — only when something is genuinely exciting C Often — they make messages feel warmer D Almost every message has at least one!

Question 4 of 7 I / E

In conversation, do you find yourself saying "I think" more, or "we should" more?

A Almost always "we" — group framing comes naturally B More "we" than "I" — I default to collective thinking C More "I" than "we" — I tend to speak from my own perspective D Almost always "I" — I express my own views directly

Question 5 of 7 J / P

When you write a message, do you prefer short, punchy sentences or long, flowing ones?

A Very short — I get to the point fast B Fairly short — concise but not terse C Fairly long — I like to give full context D Very long and detailed — brevity feels incomplete

Question 6 of 7 N / S

Do you often trail off mid-thought when writing, using "..."?

A Never — I finish my thoughts completely B Rarely — only when a thought genuinely trails off C Sometimes — when I'm thinking out loud D Often — it feels natural to leave things open...

Question 7 of 7 T / F

How often do you use ALL CAPS for emphasis when texting?

A Never — it feels like shouting B Rarely — only in truly extreme moments C Sometimes — when I really want to stress something D Often — it's the best way to show I MEAN it